The Reminder is making its archives back to 2003 available on our website. Please note that, due to technical limitations, archive articles are presented without the usual formatting.
1. The 1930s 2. Apartment suites 3. Flin Flon Volunteer Fire Dept. 4. Third 5. Ryan Hoffman 6. Jeremy Harrison 7. Fried chicken 8. The RCMP Musical Ride was held there 9. Kevin Komarnicki 10. Mark's Work Wearhouse 11. Rotary Radio Bingo 12. Jack Rigby 13. Murray Skeavington 14. The Orange Toad 15. Nazir Ahmad 16. Stewart Sjoberg 17. U.S. flag 18. Bev Desjarlais 19. Providing busing 20. Cottage North 21. Laurel's Scissors and Such 22. Pro-life 23. HudBay Minerals Inc. 24. Co-op Gas Bar 25. Gail Baker 26. Norman Community Services 27. Greg East 28. Prairie Plant Systems 29. Gas Trax 30. Rotary Club of Flin Flon 31. A large sinkhole 32. Nazir Ahmad 33. Bust the Winter Blues Festival 34. Greg Selinger 35. Rick Laliberte 36. Doug O'Brien 37. Kevin Weber 38. CADAC 39. Native Communications Inc. (NCI) 40. Royal Canadian Legion 41. SpongeBob SquarePants 42. The former Flin Flon Bakery 43. Gordon Mitchell 44. Flin Flon Lions Club 45. Rod Murphy 46. Basketball 47. Kevin Schanowski 48. Jim Petrie 49. Rattai 50. Digital cellular service How Did You Do? 41-50 Correct EXCELLENT Did you cheat? Just kidding. You are very aware of the happenings in your community and should be proud. You managed to answer some pretty tough questions. 30-40 Correct VERY GOOD You keep close tabs on your community and possess a great memory for details. Congratulations on a job well done. 22-29 Correct GOOD Maybe you're not a news junkie, but you know a lot of what's going on. 14-21 Correct NOT AS GOOD Yes, three categories of people finished higher than you, but how could you expected to remember so much? You know a lot of the basics. Basics are good. 5-13 Correct NOT AS GOOD AS NOT AS GOOD Okay, so you had other things on the go in 2004... we understand. At least you didn't end up in the category below. 0-4 Correct POOR Subscriptions to The Reminder are now available.
